Final body found in Mike Lynch yacht wreck, ending recovery mission

• Four bodies were found Wednesday, including Jonathan Bloomer, chairman of Morgan Stanley International.

Catch up quick: Severe weather caused the boat to capsize near Palermo early Monday.

• Fifteen people were rescued on Monday, including Lynch's wife Angela Bacares and Charlotte Golunski, a partner at Invoke Capital, per CNN.

What's next: The public prosecutor's office of Termini Imerese, a town in Sicily, is investigating possible negligent shipwreck and multiple homicide charges, Reuters reported.

• Nobody was placed under formal investigation as of Friday.

The big picture: Lynch founded software company Autonomy, which Hewlett-Packard bought in 2011 for $11.7 billion, but the deal went south and Lynch was subsequently accused of fraud.

• He was recently acquitted by a San Francisco jury. Lynch had previously lost a related U.K. civil case.
• Lynch also founded venture capital firm Invoke Capital, which raised over $1 billion for its first and only fund.

Zoom out: Severe thunderstorms that developed in the vicinity of Sicily, fed in part by unusually warm waters, may have spawned a waterspout that hit the ship.

• However, such tornadoes over water rarely cause sinkings such as this.

Context: This comes just days after one of Lynch's co-defendants in the U.S. trial, former Autonomy exec Stephen Chamberlin, died after being hit by a car while jogging.

Editor's note: This story has been updated with details throughout. Axios' Andrew Freedman contributed.